Wave Cycle
An impulse wave followed by a correction wave, the impulse wave being made up of five smaller, numbered waves of alternating direction designated 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5, ...
Wave Cycle: A single impulse wave followed by a correction wave.
Wedge: A pattern in which two converging lines connect a group of price peaks and troughs.
Elliott Wave - The Elliot wave cycle corresponds to a swing traders first pullback entry
Market Timing - Use this market timing technique to time your trades to the rhythm of the market.
Kondratieff Theory states that capitalist economies display long wave cycles of economic activity ranging between 50-60 years in length.
Here is an example of an Elliott Wave cycle. Ideally, Wave Two would not retrace more than 66%, but you can get a real sense of the wave patterns in action from the chart, just as well.
The Kondratieff wave cycle goes through four distinct phases of beneficial inflation (spring), stagflation (summer), beneficial deflation (autumn), and deflation (winter).
At this point in time, the market will move into one of two patterns, either an A-B-C correction or starting over with Wave One. An A-B-C correction is when the market will go down/up/down in preparing for another five-wave cycle.
higher 5-3 wave; The cycles are as follows: The largest wave count is called the Grand Supercycle which consists of Supercycles which consist of Cycles. This process continues into Primary, Intermediate, Minute, Minuette, and Sub-minuette wave cycles.
 See also: Analysis, Trading, Wave, Market, Cycle
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